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, , V.p. % 4,a.iirmr-• -RE , ' • ". .7 Y. 1;,; :, :~ i~l r•lct `; .~ ~~ C --f. . j . „ .... T _ id 1. T .... ie,4,47e,• fa t. ...r;„•!‘ Tr: i , 4 4:s . rIty . ~., ~~ , ' ; .- :71! • _ ~}i ; Oc . -koBER 4, isog. rivititE - 81XlItNC.E . HALFPENNY. ~~ SALES OF ESTATES, &c. PICTUALLIN.Y,I.RI), DE . PTFoRD, 1 1 ,i • • • Sepi 6, ISog. _ i 'THESE are to 'give Avtice; - That on Ihuisd iy, the 5t6 - d/ the.' Forenoon, tail! expn)ed to Pitilic Safr at Hie 111.1, y's trd,• at Ilept ford. fancily Lots of ,'be fill , wing ROY ISIONS and. VIcTU ALIANt.; STORbS v,z. ;•flrearl, Fl , ,nr, Raisins, Peas, Rice, Oatmeal, Pot Batley, BakeAlod4Sweepiogs, Callavances; Bags and Rags, Sugar, Butter, Cheese, Beet', IriWl:BArrelo, and a Parcel of Fire Wood. Deposit of 2S per Cent. is to be made upon the am .unt of each Log at the time of Sa.'e, and if the remainder of the Money be t!..11 paid, and the Par:km:a...s ta'A,n away withi; right W:ikag days ofte•wapis, the Depotit will be forfeited, and the Coo s re main the Pi opery of the Crown. The ether Cot;diiiani may be seen, and Catalogues had at the PO:tailing Yard, Deptford. HENRY GARRETT. NEW THEATRE ROYAL. C(.)VENT-GA It DEINI. . HIS PRES,KINT WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4,1809; 1 will be acted, a ( omic ‘.).liera, caliv,3 • . . THE 8 EGOARS' OPi':RS.. • .-.. . Captain M4cheath, Mr. INCLEDOI4-; Yeachuni, ivlr. Mu N DElq.; ' - Lockit, Mr. FkIli:RY ; . M a l ~, th, flint. '„r T \VLOR ; Filch, Mr. SIMMONS ;.; ' Mrs. Pe.a,.lio,ii, Mrs I,.'s V t N VORT; . - PAly, Mrs. 'Dic KoNS ; Lucy, Mrs C. KFNIBLE. • In ASR 111. A il6rnpipe in t•citers, by Mr. Ridgway. - To which'will be added, the Farce of . - IS H'. A PRINCE? Baron Crack , triburg, Mr. MLI '.! DEN ; - Count Rosen!)luin, Mr. LISTON ; - . Mr. lilutfuerg, Mr: BLANCHA t•d) ; , captain Luidorf, Mf: IDNES ; . Moritz, Mr. F.ARLEV ; Miss CraaAtilo6rg, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Caroin.e, Miss NORTON. The•PARLSIT of CAMBERWELL„ in the COUNTY of • SURREV. _ . - September 32, tfloy. NVHEREAS, there are in this Church Yard veral . Tombs and Head and Foot-Stones to a great nuti,ber of Graves,. which are in a very ruinous, and decayed and,the Ptfiet:rs ot . this Parish b4ingunacquinted with the respettivelamilies to whicita great number. of those Tombs and Heid and Foot-stones do belong, ate desirous that such re.speOive. families will ; come. torwatd and , repair the otheivvise, such TprOs and Head. anti Foot-stones must necessarily be removed, ofwtiicft Ali perms concerned air ncsirtlt to talce notice, • The Churchwardens will ,attend at the, Vestry Room of the said Church, to conttr with all Persuos that shall wish to conrn►unicate with themurn the abov • subject, .on kVed nesday, the_ Ist day or November next, between the flows of sen in the forenoon, and three o'clock in the atter noop. W. LAW,. 1). N E WV! AN, ellurehwa(dens. W. 1 E N 1,14 NS • Boxes 7s. Second frice 3s. cikt.-- - Pit 4s: Second Price ts. Gallery zs. Sec . ond Price is --1 4 pp;:r Gallery is. The Committee for E the I\ traits of Covent- Carchn e.tre, con ~ s ri ogot tlic L,Lowing Gent ; nien— Alriertmel Sir, CH RI. ES PRICE, Hart. M. P. ; Sir THOMAS P, LUM His Majesty's Solicitor. Genera , . ; JOHN SYLVESTER, Esq. Recorder of the- City of Loudon 011 N NI ORE, • Esq. Governor-of the rank of . . . _ - England .; and . . . I 101-IN JULIUS ANGERSTEIN. , Esq. , : . .1-lave.ai.thorised the - troptiet•as to pupils 1 the following ItiliOrt hi their names: . •• we do Hereby ce rrify, that, after atoll and attentive ex- . amination of the sul*o.t which we have been des , red to 14 7 vestigate by the Proprietors of Covent-Gat:den Theatre, frit the slistactioil of the public, in.respi•ei in tie rate of profit '; - YeLriveti b, them from the late. Theatre. and ikely to ,' ,be re ceived front the new that' the followitip, is the result of aEa* . inquiry : , .. • t ~ - • •'-- ' .• %. hr. rate of profits adually received, upon an average of hi 18o„ (tile piiili of time • the 'last six years - . commencing t re s e nt copartnership.) in the theatre,. upnn littcaptta! e i n a , ked therein, we , ave .IscertameU to liaV m amounted tcaaii p,r cent. per annum, cliark;iiig the conLern with only thesunt - .actii .ity paid. tor insitr,ititemit such part of the capital as was ins- rs.d ; hut, it the whole ott he capital Itad,tt en insured, the pi-lit woutd have been reduced to very - ifftli in , rent hall 5 per ce!J, and, for want of this full tisuratke, the P to,.,ri ,tors. hein,l,n Vail. their ot:fp insures; Stistalleal,a joss . li)y." the larfire,' t, , i ''.•% Inch ii&i:otnnelisation 11 .abeen.inac.e, to the a , ~., i , • -, ,-,• • . t hall the Whole of their preififl tor the abufe iperia pl of six lea., , _ . i .. . I . •• I .K. .4+, oh ` l Ye';'llt likely tote re,eived in future from the IWO/ 'l . 4.4tie, tleitendittg in part. upou..the amount ot.oilismot 'yet :leliveied, and of estimates not fully astertainedid op - 2lie-future receipts of the House, which are sulijeo to various contingent:les, canuot he ay.:ertained with the saute degree of certainty ; but, up - on, the best consideration tve have oeen • 'trie .' a ICY ~:ive to this subject, after 'having i*courst- - t, evei y .. . souri:C of mtormati,u, cirai-and 'written, we are :idly ;pi ti,:d tliat the tuttile profits of Vie' Ne . W . The.itre, at time proposed ..ativpirce inthe;pric;.es; nt7-admAssion, withamount to on.tY 44- per cCht, per annum upon the capital _expended in the T nea- Ire, it the s4tue 14 ii.l•urvit, 'and that npon.the:siiiiie suppOsi .tion of ins- , , Axe at the timer prices of adMission, (fir P r , ,- victors will, in ottriirtriiiit; anini:illy'sustain a loss of near i fer cent.-per ann.. II i .11,1.•,,,,,,- . c , w i la i . •, ... y _ ~ , .. • ... , " CHARLES PitrCE.. '••-•- .....,... ~: . . .., 4.. 1 . 1-1() .%; A PIX NIL It: - .• • - . • . • . "101-1:1 SYLVESTER,. - • " Euti,N I MORI: . ' . ""i()lfiN/ J191. - .US ANt;i:IISTEIN." ,t'The rropectors lave the honour of 'prege..:Tlll4 tot he Pub -,lic. *.he 1p 1 - . o:; tlie , Gentittinen,,wtio kinttly. undertook the investlation oi the Accfpunt, ut the Thegtre, .t cannot but.teel assured 'II .t a ,nyeral ..tud euli&htrned_ People will Xiow be convineed: that the atie-retinn 9.6. ilic • Paces ~ 3es A9lely From the iinp:.s h lb Pity pi ‘,.i heir continuing tilt public Urnusements on the t 4 ormcr terms ut adtlllb,ol' - : -- w „ . .Statement of the Accounts or Covent Garden Theatre lin' the - last Stic Year,,, rn st - re'apC:dfully offaed . t , the Pu ;lie. . 1803_4 Rc..rived - .. 61.65 z 13 10 804-5 - Ditto. . - --- • 7 ,727 9 10 18b5,6 . Ditto. - -- - 56,..0; •3 5 ,•:' 15e.6.1 ' - Ditto .. _ 6S, 126 7 5 , 1847-8 Ditto - - • €3. 3 6 1 4 7 1 8c3;9. Ditto - - -'- • 4 6, 3. 11 " 0 3 6 i 9 3 1 7 I Acaua thepayrnents in Sl);i , ,ears 307,y12. 0 0 Dedut oUtstanding'dehtt 5 b 07 1 1 7 1 NOOO - V 0 Profit,. divide by 51x 5 ,:71 17 1 .4eArage : of each year " b,34; 6 2 13titV4'.• "Pad ' 4-5.- 11 0. lbos 6. Do. j, - ,1867-8. Do. .ILOII-9 ! . Do. 5 5 :,26 18 7 b•t , ' 57 < < . 6 • 4",97i 2. 2 • 68.391 6 4 - •4 06 8, , 47 , 334 .0 Dettua what was drawn out 366,c9r 18 o by ?•• Ss ,t 79 ,179 to 0 o the Propto riers , Paid in six years • - 7 C3;,7,912. o o. Errors excepted. • RI CHA RI) 7 HUGH} S, Treasurer. 101 IN T U LL, Deputy T , easurer. . „ . Sworit before me,. the 26th of Sept. L 839 L(JW R, Mayor. LYCEUM THEATRE. tinder the Special Li,enseot the 4I)KD CHANII3ERLAIN, G rata, t 1 tor the prebtlit se,i4ott to the joint , application ut . all Partie‘ principallyiatcreSted. - . . , tr.r In consequence of *lie established Custom in the Wilt-•: ter Theatre Playing alternate Nights', the Bublts;•are respectfuliy :nlornieu that there will be no P•rtorliaatice i at 4 this Theatre this Evening: - • • THEIII Majesties' Servants,. forming the COM RB of the late DRURY LANE - -=fl-IE4TRE, ) MORROW, THUKSDAY, Ociobesr 5, iSo9, , ighturin the opera it THE HAUNTED I'OWEII. nt ()aki,no, Mr. DOW FON ; Baron De Courcy, Mr. HOLLAND; • ' Loni Wllliatn, Ndr: (Being his &court appearance in that Cliaratier); Et.twarit, Mr. RUSSELL,' Mr. SNiITH; Robert, Mr. 1. SMITH ; Ma , tin, Mr. PEN LEY'; Hugo, Mr. ',I..‘,DDocKE; • Lady Elinor i)e Couto', Mrs. El' 10. P Adela, Miss KELLY, ; (Being her second appearcU:ce in that Charaaet); Cicely, Mrs. ; Maud, Mrs. MA . J To winch will be ;'ti i i t:.e Farce of THE MAYOR G Sir Jacob klap, t.ir. I', LEY ; , Major Stur,..ecn, Nil - ".',/ TON ; lorry Sneak, Mr. it S.-; 1. L ; Crispw kireinip, Mr. 'iv ITLER ; - .Bruin, Mr. S:.l 1"1'H ; 1 Mrs Sneak, 1,1..0N , I', Saturthy, to, CulikLkiy ; tith the Muoic:i Eiiteitillit.nent of tic i'r z , . ; 5,3, 8 . - 7-„, Char .cters of an.l Lenit;ve,. RUyal p 'JAW auti Yolk, bei:4, •aace in Loudon. ~, THE LLEWENY ESTA CE, NORTII WALES. • TO , 1 - 11.: .SOLD,...BY,Atif.;I4 - 40N, ..) • _ •,, , By WINSTANLEYin..I SON, . . .. . Early in next Swing, in several Lots, 'unless previously - tlis posed of by Private Cont ract, in one or 1.W,0L0::5, ., : THE very ex't'ensive and vaitiable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the noble- MaKsion of LlevVeriy a l fl, 'width contains ample ac onmiodation for a family of in; fiat distinditin • together with anew erected and very crimniodious Bleail.worit.s., Water. Corn-mill, and • Iron Forge, .aIT well ''snpplied - with - water, a Public-house, and several improvable farms; the whole containing near goooecres of extraordi..ary rich insadow, pasture,arable, and wood 1.1114 in a high.stite of cuitivotiOn, rind' lying hearty iti a iiht tenee. '1 he Esrate is ihterseded. by the river Clwyd, .Inotit.beauti.- fully, situ'ate in the Vale of ClWyri;: in the tounties"Of'lseft - - high and Flint, North Wales ;. 3. milts frourt,.l),enbi;;li; 6 frOm St. Astipli, 8 from Mullin, 12 from Abergeiy. and 4 from Chester. . . :.• . ..,._. ! . • • - Doe notice of the days of sale will be given in this and °the( iapyrs:; . in the interim the Estate's' may be viewed by - applying to Mr. Pluxford, at Lleweney Hall. l'artictuars, with Plaits annexed,• will b:: ready in a few weeks, and iria'y - be then had of siessrs. • Manley, and J. and W. Lowe, ;Solicitors, Tempre, -. Loiidori ; of ‘V instatilev and Son, eAre;il,,,tcr row ; of Mr. - S. Lowe, Solicitor, White i church, Saropshire ; of Mr. Calveley, Surveyor. Siaple to.d.,neArf.:liester ;• a Mr. Thos'. - . Winstaiiley, Audioneer, I' Live-pa:A ; of Niessrs Kay and Renshaw Manchester • Mr. - ' • ' ' •- • • ' ' ' Wyni.e,: Solicitor,. Mold; Mr. John Jones. Ruttnil ; Mr. H u,:,lies, Denbigh; and. Messrs.. plpiand and l'eln4crioll t Shrew,hury. • • • - ' - STATE LOTTERY, - On a Nevi and hip - roved Scheme, Consisting 01 only hve fhi,u;atlet Numbers, To be Drani in ONE DA Y, zQttt of tins Month. . The SCHEME contahis 4 - Prizes of - - 4 - - - 5,0c0 4 - ---- 2 - 000 8 • And 12 - - _ 5rX) With others in proportlan ; AND NOT THREE 'I3EAN-K-5 TO 'A ' i'RiZE. 'TICKETS and SHARES are selling- 4 HA . 1. LA RD, BU KN E, and! , Co: 'Stock-Brokers, at their State I.yttery . (Mice, Nd.j9;, under the. Royal Exchange, and no wire else in Londpa uit tlteir . account. - Letters, pc.Ut-paid„'dnik answered. and Schemes gratis. VALUABLE ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Upon Thursday, the lath of 061ober next, betwixt the 'hours olOne and Two o'Clack, Afternoon, ttere will be exposed to Sale by Public Roup, within the, House of Mr. Ronald, vintner, in Aberdeen, if not previously disposed of by private bargain, IHE LANDS and ESTATE of CRIMOND, Al ILN 111 LL, and MIEN of CRIMOND, lying in tile. Patina or Crimond, and County of Aberdeen, consisting, accordin4 to a late measurement and. survey, of 1438 Scotch acres,Waereirf izeb are Arable, or Corn-land, and 23 r. Pasture, exclusive of the share, which, on a division, will fall to this Eatare, of an. extensive adjacent inlet of Moss and Muir Grotinds, net under sin Scotch acres,, at pfesent common to this and the neighbouring Estate of Logic, burdened wiliva s_rvatilda el tiring from tile Moss to the Lands of Haddo, beiOoaing, to Mr. Laing, after an allotment tl•r which:a very considelOble propcirtion of this Moss and Muir must fall to tile Estate of Crimond. ' The Sole or Subsoil at 'the:greater - part.or tuis Moss and Muir is found to be a rich Clay, capa ome of being brought into tillage at a saiall expense ; having to,: acivaiitage of easy access to Shell sand and Sea-ware, now in g,,:nt nti use in that beialibourhood. '1 his compact property is situated in a populous'and thriv- . , • i joy., istrict, clot mites from Peterhead, and six from f. rascr- BE FOR L THE 11V F. N'il E. TII OF THIS Al 0 N TH. bowl ; ihe'iuriipike road now making between these towns S middle of it. The soilis in ea WI FT aftcl Co...respect lull request their Frlends P. 4 " l "gk . '" ,l Y . t.uough the mid . • . g tO • Olaserlie, that ! all %V iio 111 Mid to adventii:e in the pre- . renal or a l . excellent quality, dry and early, carrying weighty coops, aiio many of tile fenants naving of late atioOted a Oct., sent srKTE L , TT•BI2-'ic, must purchase' •neti.re the zoth ' • . . ter system of ausbandi y, a considerable improvement may be of MI S MONTH, as 'on that Day the ...vtiolc LOtteq'will looked t-r, before the end of the present Leases, of which be drawl', 'there arc only 5,900 Numbers, arid the Schent; several expire in nine years, and most of the remainder are contains the following' - ' • ' on lives of persons already well advanced. • .• . CApITAL PRIZES: • - Part of this- Estate ties upon the bank of the Loch of -, • . . 4 - - ot. . - - 4' ze,ooo . S,tratlibeg, a large piece. of w .ter of several hundred acres, 4 - of - , ..,C ',coo , abounding wita hue trout and other fish; and the Pasture -4 - - - - ,- ,soct . , grounds tut this side irijode a tract of nearly an hundred • Besides tool. Sol tic. &c. &c• . ~, . • • acres, which appears to be a field of rich and deep clay, un- • • • - Ail to be Drawn in ON E DAY. TICIi,ETS and Sl - IAR ES are selling.t swiF'r and Co.'s .der a stratum of fine sand, 'easily convertible into' Arable Land. Olticei, • -.• • A P.tick'and Tile Woit. has been carriedon for several • No. ti, POULTRY,• . years upon. a putt'ut it ; and tile. Loch, it drained, (which is No iz, CHARING O -CRSS, • very pr.:tit:ante) would add an. extensive tract of rich land No. 31, ALDGATE,E,IGH-STREET.. ' , . ns E state. The . t o tiPr piletor has a. rightly the tiends, , . ..--o-- which a:e' valUe.i.—And a Freehold Qualification on this . , lzs , ate gill be coiiveyleti to' the Purchaser. , : " ","' THIS 'MONTH. ' Upo ) the whole, from the situation, in a rich and plenti , r r BtSH'respeCttully re m i n ds the Public, that the fill di,trict, abounding with Game, the short distance Irorn i, cal markets, and some, of the best fishing, stations on the a 'ST ATE L T oTERY not Duly ba,rins, Dot tinihes on - . e s aa.of Scotland, and the-easy access by good roads, a more t , R'l DA Y . , the za•ltho t t i llis MO NT i i ; eligible propeaty •will seldom be ' found in 'this part of the Therefore al i.who wish, to have a chance to gain ' . . Lountr), . .. . , . EIGHTY THQUSAND POUNDS' . ' the • . , • W . by the purchase, of a Single Number; must, buy before . the rites, Plan, Rental, Articles of Sale, are in the halals of Mi. Banneritiait, - Advojate it Aberdeen, to whom, drawing begins, 'as the whole. Lottery, cansistmg of zoo,oocf. or to the Rev. Mr. Boyd, at Manse of Crimand, or Mr. 'Co in Prizes will be , tectded in ONE DAY. lin ivies, Laud-Surveyor in Aberdeen, any person desirous Tickets and Shares are selling its great variety at his old of fur her iiitoiniatiOn may apply. established Offices in Lohdori, and by his agents in the , Wittiarn Fraser, Ground Officer at drimond, will show Country. who in•the late tottery have been remarkably for- the• Marches. it d c ,,,,, a , part of the price may•for some time remain in tunate in selling arid' sharif.g an immense number of C a p ital Prices, particularly the two last 30.0001, Prizes, . the ;sat . 25.0 A. Prize, and, the 'last Capital Prize eve , drawn. theltands of toe Purchaser on security. • ' * a * Persons in -the Country may be vu: plied, the same as , ----------- 7 , .. . if present, by sending their Orders (post or carriage paid) Sc- 1 ! EtRWICKSHIRE. . • corrnlanied witti Bank Notes, good Bills, Cash, or, lost-Office ~ By Authority of Parliament. Orders, to either of his Old Established Otliaes, - ~T H E PUBLIC are most respeCtfully informed, No. 4, CURNHILL, or No. 9 , CHAR ING-CRObS, a • that MR. -K•ERR's STATISTICAL, LONDON;AGRICUL ' TURAL, and. POLITICAL SURVEY of BERWICK where all Business. in the Public Funds is tra n sacted with . Sit: RE, was publishes ti l l.; •Day,. and may be hail of all Fidelity'add Dispatch. ' the Booksellers in Great Britain, pria Thirteen'Shillings, in Please to :mark, the STATE• is the ONLY Lb 'IT ERY i ihaa will be drawn THIS YEAR. i This is the 'PH l R'PY-S i XT,lk of the corre6ted-County . , . - Beards. ' 1 Surveys which nave been i.iel::lt'printed, uniformly in • - - l a 1 tavo, under the Authority at the asoard of Agriculade. . . • SELLING OFF. - 1 Bridge-street, London, Sept. ta, - )809. - • • - • • - ----------. - . . ' A * I•T opportunity of savina Justly claiming. the —•- 'MR. 13ARLOWS CramsMßl,,..ap', , tz. .1 - 311- Public attention. -In consequence of declining certain ? . This day was published,' - Branches of the Music Liter, the whole of the valuable and -- 1 . ... In an Elegant Volume , Royal. Svo. price tss..in boards,. '. :seiezt Stock of PRINTED. MUSIC , Publishe d and Sold b y i 9" HE . CQLUMBIAD i. a Poem, kii Teo ,Books. WILKINSON and Cp. (late bioderip and ‘Vilkiosoo), No. 1 • , I "- ' By 10 EL BA R,t) \a/, Esq„ .i : • I'3, Hay-market, is now selling off at Ha it_ origtoal Price: . The'Sithjeas ~ I this Pbem are the Discovery, Conquest, a Also their whole present Stri .of MUS I CAL INST R U- Seifleine,n, and Rev lutioha of America ;'a nal, ir has been re- NI E NTS, Contsi:,:nig of Barrel and Finger Organs, Grand, ' printett.,M.London, inconsequence of the high Opinion ex- Sqoare, and Vertical, Pianofortes, Harps, Guittars, Violins, ! pressell'or its transcendent Merits by s , sme emOvant English V rOloncelloa, Bassoons, and sundry (Atha:falai ruinents, chief-' : • Critics, and of the gemitial Pleasure which was afr •rded to ly now, and all in•good order, at very greatly reduced Prices. , the Public, by some .Extracts printed in the Monthly Ma • Persons residing in the Country, desirous Of availing them- , g a aine. . selves of tilese adva t ir a ge s , are rea „, n a taa -r e a to aamin ii their i London : PribtedlWr • Richard Phillips, London ; . and ciaTirnands to the Post ; all Orders will be i tended to, and such as desire only a small supp l a ' y n i u fs l i Y " usi t : •. I to be had of all Book Sellers. by inclostug a One, Two; -or other.Pound , Note, will ensure I attention, and a return_ or :XI usic. to the atruNunt To avoid unnecessary 'trouble, in - roWn, riot less than Ten auillings and Sixpence will be taken: . - ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMI3RS. • -GRAND:STATE LOTTERY, On a New and highly Improved Han, To he Dtwn in ONE [)AY. zoth October, 1809. - - ODGES, PAIN E; and'Co. Stock , broker:, 149, oxfar.i street, and 44, St. J. aines's.Street, are now sel ling the TIcKETs 'and • HA It ES in the present truly KAN S. I'AT ,L; I:TEkY, containing aoo,00e.:1 in Capaal :Ind (0 Prizes. vet - ) superior adiintiges of, the present Lottery are shewn try ,iivNiturers hiving a sure Chance of all The ..I" , arte. Capital l'riZeS, es the wliole will be Drawn in ON E Both of cid ber, qi . 9, and on which Dry the ini nlenS'e Sinn of !nay 'be gained by Hire Number ; and also, that instead of in anxious suspense, as in' al l tpriier Lotteries, the fortuthae Purchaser, in this, may at • receive A NOBLE INDEPENDFNCE. • 'MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL., This Day were published. • .• In Four Vanities; price 11. is. E ADVENTURES of RALPH REY BR ID (l E, containing Sketches of Modern Charade's, Manners, and Education • ' By WILLIAM LIN LEY, Esq. The ways of titav'n are;clark and intricate, • • • tatted with mazes, and perpleK'd - with errors, Our understanding traces them in vain, Lost andll:wildet'd in the fruitless search, • • ,N or sees with how . much art the windings run, .Nor,where the regular contusion ends AnatsoN. Printc.d for Richard Phillips, Lordon ; and to be full of all Booksellers. . This Pay w s publisheli le . In one neat and very 'closel.y printed , ociavo volume, 'rice 15$ in boards. ADICTIONARY of PRACTICAL SURGERY; colleded trout the bits: and most original Soutees of Information, and illustrated by Critical Remarks. luelutt hug obsctvat ions on the most important. Remedies', Ap ii i!:a tio•iis, lost i uments, Sec. with the •Et•yinolo . t ;;,c and Meaning of the principal Term 3. • .. • The w liole funning a complete Compendium of Modern Surgical Kn,i‘v ledge, lot the . Use of Stud tats, Private Prac.. titilaners, anti• Naval and•Militury Surgeons. - . By SAMUEL COOPER, . Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. .. Bruited for I ohn Murray, 3.7. ' . ••,Fleet-street,. London; and sold also by every Bookseller in 'l•own anu Country: Or canon) may be had, lateiiy published, • 1. Hooper's Physi,*uitr's Vade.lMet:uut, tc..Svo. 6s. 2. --'..---......... Surgeon's Vade Mecum, lc. 'B , io. - 61. • - 3. -- Analorhist's Vade-Nlecum. tc. Svo. 9i. + Thotnas's .M.4.6.1 1 / 4 :riikraetice at Phisif.4 ii,o. - 14s. • TO THE DEFECTIVE SHAPES. JGIRARDET, No. 15, Great 'Castle-street, Ca • vendisti-squate; deeply impressed with Gratitude for the distinguished PreferenLe and AppiOation lie has received from the Nobility and Gentry, iyiappy ,again to intos „, them, that he c inttnues to cur: the Distorted ,:pine, and all di'siortiriS in the Hum Frame of br•th Sevs, ‘vitti the tit. most ease, safety, and Success by the Assistance of his PA TENT .A P'PA RATUS S f A VS, arid without any d.sagree able Pressure or Restraint at Motion ;• and `t•; their great Ad vantage all the time the Cure is performing, the most de formed Peron will appear straight without any . padding whatever. No further Particulars need here'be menehmetl, only that 1. 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The Conditions of the contrail may be seen at the Seetetaty's Office. • • N • o regardv.4ll be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at knish, or that shall 'not be delivered to the Board, before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the loth of, October. next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, cr some Person on is behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, . , .. Sept 29 i8:19 , - . THE' PRINCIPA L OFFICERS of HIS MA -1- yESIT's oR.TILVANCE do hereby give Notice, That 'Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall . Mall, en or before Friday the I . 3th Dqy of - October next, from J kch Per.. sons as may be willing to 'undertake the Supply of BRITiSEI and FOREIGN IRON for, service of this Department, for it period of three years. Patterns of the Ai ticies ;nay 6e vieu:ed, upon application, at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and Pother par ticulars, together with the Terrnqyzji Conditions of theContract,' may be known, at the Secretary's‘ - 40 ice, in Tall-Mall, aforeel said any day, between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cloch where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, " Proposals 'for Iron ;" but "no Pr - oposal can 6e admitted after the said t3tb .day of October, at Twelve ~.I C 7,,ek at Noon of the tame day, mei. Ater will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an 'lgen, its his behalf, shall attend. By 0174iler of the Bpard, . . - ' - " ' - R. H. CREW, Secretary. This Day were published, In Two Pocket Volumes, price 75. in boards, alloy Edi. . • . tion, critically eorreaed, of iHE WORKS of HORACE, translated Ifte‘ • rally into English Prose; for the use of those who are desirous of acquiring:or recoVering a competent knowledge of the Latin Language. By C. SMAAT, Of Pembroke College. Camtiridge. Printed for Ma wman, Walker R Lea, Longman, Hurst, .Rees, and Orme, Cuth'ell anct i Alam ri, Lat;kington, '.Allen and Co. C. LaW, and B. Crosby and C;o. • A CHALLENGE. IrESSRS. CURRIE - And CO. Surgeons, late in ivx his jesty's service, challenge the whole world to purdea . single instance where their, medicine. anti ateth9l4l cure have - tailed ot thedesited etler t. Erie piaaice of many years in this particular, branch .of their, prOtession, has - not given rise to one unsuccessful , as-. They continue to 'diced 4lteir studieslo:the triatrrient and cure of verlt+6l . complaints, and that dera.l.;ehient of the sys tem.which is the consequence of the pernicious and waSterul efFetts of a habit long and most, unhappily pursayd i by 'the youth of both sexes. 141 . the one it " will. he found to be the unfailing source of barrenness the other haire its ravages ta.. tall!I'llev-elOped to them by a distressing state of debility, which, it nat timely reined•ed,•,ternimates , in impOtence. These 'are . its remote an.t oltimateetleds, while consump tion, loss.ofaluScular power,,and varinus'ner vous usually characterise the earlier stages of a titis solitary vice..— Of persons languishing on 'er the disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is timple,,and has never provOd unsne. cessful in the course of a long, laborious, and much extended practice. ill the most obstinate and cairiplicated - cases of ye. neeeal infetion, such as obstructions in the urethra,.spungy excrescences, hard tumors,. callous ulcers, eruptions, SCLIII. nut wealatess, gleets, as also • STRICTUIU:S, Whether recent or of.long • duration, and which have haf fled the skil: of other Practitioi.ers, are by their present im proved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the Patient sobering , the excruciating . .p4 ni .and alarming Minim rhage which trequeritly follows the applica tnm of the lunar caustic. In die course of .twenty . years extensive practice in this Nleti - opolis, numerous cases of StriCtures have been and are daily tinder their care, th e tota l eradication of Vvliich is-effeCted by a sate, certain, anti ex-pe ditiouS mode of practice, superior to any other y e t a d o p te d. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint are- speedily removed, and the Patient -restored ;o sound and vigorous health. but where the debility has • tor yeatS, existed, a proper perseverance in tlibir restorative ri mettles, afier the Stricture has _been destroye , is indispensa bly requisite to restive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the tionstitution. Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeetahi, lityi have been under the care of Messie. Curlie and (4. for the icrno*al of complaints of the Urethra, .strietuici; &,:f. and having received a radical and perthanent Cure, request that ,references may be .given to them, as satisfactory evi dences of the decisive superidrity of Messrs. Currie and, Co's. plan of treatment. • Many of these Gentler - net - I fave _had stridares from to to 2 0 years; and had been under the care of I\l,:ssrs. Home, - .1-leaviside, and other Surgenos.ot equal erni_ nonce, who attempted the cure by the'applicatrun or the Lu nar CaUstic, without success. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either-4ex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at tneit liotqe, No. 107, Hatton-garden. • Patients in the Country ar.., r.:,l.:A.sted to slate-the pattieu.: lars of their case,.agt; and merai liabit of living, inclosing a remittal/Le .for advice amid medicines,. wned the. same will be given or sent t,o any part of the kingdom. T o ik ensureoliat secrecy so essential •to• their undertaking, the poStage of letters way be added to the account tot trwdicinea. gut Lune, tlio9. —Poi,' Hatton- gat'clekt PER.NU 5 3 2-a . WEDNESDAY,